2. Fundamentals of Bayesian statistics

The message we wish to convey in this brief overview of Bayesian statistics could not be simpler: it is possible, without any prior expertise, to perform a Bayesian analysis of any statistical problem (defined as above by the given observations from a parameterized probability distribution). (Realistic and detailed examples are given in the references and . All our examples are taken from the reference

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